I understand, just wanted to share what are peoples rights, The Dublin Airport GNIB have a history of ignorance and arrogance , read this court case from 2010, their job as Gardai is to know and follow the law, ignorance is no excuse. http://emn.ie/cat_search_detail.jsp?clog=6&itemID=351&ite...
EU family member holding 4EUfam cards should take the EU line, and their passport must not be stamped. Schengen State Law When entering a Schengen State, its written into Law in the Schengen Borders Code Article 9(2)(a) http://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/HTML/?uri=CELEX:32006R0562&fro...
As an addition, I would like to add COMMISSION DECISION of 19.3.2010 Establishing the Handbook for the processing of visa applications and the modification of issued visas. This is a rule book that visa officers should follow. So for validity of visa, please see http://ec.europa.eu/dgs/home-affairs/...
You need to understand the difference between a directive (guidance) and law. Short answer, Your wrong. Long answer. Please read up the concept of direct effect of European law. Ireland are obliged to transpose EU Directives into Irish National Law, if they fail, the EU Directive becomes the Nation...
Quick Answer, You take the EU queue, The immigration officers don't place any stamp on your passport. By Irish and EU Law, no entry stamp on your passport. Irish Law SI 656 of 2006 http://www.irishstatutebook.ie/2006/en/si/0656.html (4) An immigration officer shall not, at the point of entry, place ...
Can you ask them if the Visa can be issued on arrival ? as it says on the Timatic system. https://www.timaticweb.com/cgi-bin/tim_website_client.cgi?SpecData=1&VISA=&page=visa&PASSTYPES=PASS&NA=IN&AR=GB&DE=CZ&user=GF&subuser=GFB2C Visa Issuance: - Family members of EU ...
I find that different Schengen countries have different requirements for entry, this is very strange, as the idea of Schengen was suppose to be uniform entry. So Poland accept UK ILR as exemption for Schengen Visa and also accept EU "Family Member" Residence Cards Czech Rep grant port visa...
so you dont need visa as indian passport with UK ILR and spouse of british? Here is what the TIMATIC says, the database that airlines use to check visa requirements, it says you can get a visa on arrival in Czech Republic, while strangely, it says you can travel to Poland visa free with ILR. I don'...
http://curia.europa.eu/juris/liste.jsf?language=en&num=C-157/03 1. The requirement for an immigration visa 26. That national of a non-Member State should not be required to show any independent reason for entering into the territory. His right, as a matter of Community law, is derived from the r...
don't give up hope, but don't expect much. we have this instruction from the EUROPEAN COMMISSION, that instructs the Schengen visa exemption must be extended to Art 20 cards, Yet this exemption is not extended in TIMATIC, to inform carriers, Why ? While at the same time the UK have extended UK visa ...
First a question, is the passport stamped with "Indefinite Leave to Remain in the UK" ? If so, seems the Airline Checkin staff are wrong, here is TIMATIC data https://www.timaticweb.com/cgi-bin/tim_website_client.cgi?SpecData=1&VISA=&page=visa&PASSTYPES=PASS&NA=MA&AR=GB...
https://www.opendemocracy.net/5050/anne-stoltenberg/family-migration-%E2%80%93-dont-fall-into-danish-trap https://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-us/coming_to_dk/familyreunification/spouses/spouses.htm Maybe its not a good idea to award "Best in Class" for being disloyal to their own Citizens, like w...
Well I stand corrected. I was not aware that half of the EU wished to be generous, although half are not so it's not in fact an EU-wide phenomena. I guess I learnt something new today, that Article 10 residence cards can be gained through generosity rather than through exercising Treaty rights as a...
As I already said, Article 10 is indeed a rule of the Directive. Member States are NOT obliged to be generous if they do not want to be and they usually aren't, although the Directive allows them to be generous, and in rare cases they are, but that is the exception rather than the norm. The numbers...
Article 10 residence cards are only granted under the free MOVEMENT Directive 2004/38/EC if the EEA sponsor has MOVED from his country to another EU country and exercises Treaty rights, as the word movement suggests. The fact that an individual Member State decides to be more generous is not a scen...
Government has issued issued their advice on entering the country with a residence card https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/entering-the-uk-as-the-holder-of-an-article-10-residence-card/entering-the-uk-as-the-holder-of-an-article-10-residence-card Good news for some people is it also also sa...
It is exactly as I said, toofan, but if it helps here's what they wrote: German and Estonian residence cards are now allowed under the Immigration (European Economic Area) Regulations 2006 [as amended] (“the Regulations”), but only where the Regulations specifically state they can be provided. The ...
The only downside for us is that my wife has been in Germany long enough that she now has unconditional residency, meaning that her residence card just states "unlimited" rather than "family member of a Union Citizen". We'll maybe try and see if Germany can change that, or hope ...
after we called the airline (Lufthansa) and they said that even if UK law had changed "we can't guarantee you'll be permitted to fly" :( If you call the airline, ask them to actually check their own IATA TIMATIC database for visa requirements. When you do checkin, the staff will look this...
Text for the 2015 update available here http://www.eearegulations.co.uk/Archive/V20150406 new 2015 “a qualifying EEA State residence card” means— (a) a valid document called a “Residence card of a family member of a Union Citizen” issued under Article 10 of Council Directive 2004/38/EC (as applied, ...
I would not expect to see the changes on the system, as these changes only come into effect on 06 April 2015. The OP lives in Germany, their residence cards are already exempt, am I right ? but strangely TIMATIC says Residence Card marked " (Permanent) Residence Card of a Family Member of a Un...
As is sadly common, the ones on the phones usually don't know much about where they work Ask them to check their own database for visa requirements its called TIMATIC If they don't know what that is, ask for someone else who does. Check British Airways visa information online http://www.britishairwa...
I am British Citizen living in Germany, Married with non-eu citizen who has family member of eu citizen residency permit from germany. (we have 1 daughter who is 2 years old). Can me, my wife and daughter travel to UK for couple of weeks holiday without requiring to apply for EEA Visa via the embas...
Sorry, Still no change on the TIMATIC database. So the UKBA/Home Office still have not conformed to the ECJ ruling by updating the Airline immigration requirements for entry to the UK. This means its still possible to be refused boarding without an EEA Family Permit. https://www.timaticweb.com/cgi-b...
Do we know what is going to be implemented and when yet ? I'm planning to travel back UK just for a one week trip, with my Non-EEa wife from France where I live in 3 months and am wondering if I can rely on this ruling ? Sorry, No, you cannot, Illegal UK policy still applies until its overturned by...
